If you live in District 16 (south & central Phoenix), and think Leah Landrum (D) is too radical and fiscally irresponsible, consider voting for Daniel Veres (R) instead on Tuesday. Landrum received an F+ from the Goldwater Institute last year for her dismal record on fiscal responsibility. She received a 45 ranking from Americans for Prosperity last year, even worse than Janet Napolitano's score. AFP labels her a "Friend of Big Government."Take a look at what Daniel has to say:
In 2006, I decided to run for the State Senate because I believe we Arizonans deserve world-class public schools, affordable health care for families, and a legislature that makes good use of our tax dollars. Less than two years later, we have a record number of failing schools, longer emergency room waits, and billion-dollar deficits for the foreseeable future.Check out his interview with the Arizona Republic here. Here are a few of his answers to questions:
| Q. Has state government been spending too much money, the right amount, or not enough? Specifically, how would you change the state's approach to spending? |
| A. With a $2 billion deficit, the Legislature needs to act as a better steward of the people's money |
Q. Name one state agency or program you believe gets too much money. Why? |
A. Department of tourism because Arizona sells itself Q. Do you support the use of school vouchers? Why or why not? A. Yes, school choice strengthens competition in public schools |
Endorsed by Alice Lara, candidate for Maricopa County Special Healthcare District 5
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